During your exploration of the Mutrah Corniche, you might stop at the Fish Market, which has been in operation since 1750. Here tourists can marvel at the array of fresh seafood for sale and learn about how fishing has shaped Omani culture for centuries. Not far, you will find Al Lawati Mosque, where you can enjoy not only stunning architecture but also important lessons on faith and Ibadism prayer that are relevant to all walks of life. Following the free tour in Muscat, you will be taken to explore Mutrah Souq (Muttrah Souk), a huge bazaar filled with traditional Omani items such as frankincense, jewelry and souvenirs. You will also have an opportunity to sample some of the delicious Omani delicacies or simply observe locals going about their daily lives—allowing for a rare glimpse into customs not usually visible by outsiders. Not far from here you'll discover the Gold Souq—featuring over 40 well stocked shops specializing in gold jewelry!